October 2026 Content Archive
Bowling Tips and Techniques Articles
Bowling Through Time – Part 4
The 1990s
So far in this series, the shape of modern bowling has developed one decade at a time. The 1960s gave us square shoulders, rubber balls, and a game built heavily around accuracy. The 1970s brought plastic, more controlled lane maintenance,...
Four Things Professional Bowlers Do
Anyone can do them, but most bowlers don't
World champions and professional bowlers are not normal. They do things that most bowlers can’t. And that’s because, during their development and preparation over many years, they do things most people won’t. It’s not just the hours of training and personal sacrifice. It's...
Bowling Ball Reviews
900 Global Portal
The Portal is the newest entry into the 900 Series line for 900 Global. This ball uses the new Conduit AI asymmetrical weight block, which gives it a high RG...
Ebonite The Great One
The Great One brings back the Centrex Symmetrical Mass Bias core into the Ebonite line. It pairs this proven core shape with the HK22C2 - GB 15.1 Solid coverstock. This...
Ebonite Turbo X Pearl
The Turbo X Pearl rolls into Ebonite’s Mid Performance line, joining the Turbo X, Turbo X NU, and GB5-line balls at this price point. This ball shares the symmetrical Turbo core...
Hammer Zero Mercy Hybrid
The Zero Mercy Hybrid is the third ball in the Zero Mercy line that shares the Super Offset asymmetrical core. This version uses the HK22C2 Hybrid shell, finished with 500/1000/1500...
Hammer Zero Mercy Tour
The Zero Mercy Tour is the first ball in the Zero Mercy line to use a different core shape. Instead of the Super Offset weight block used on the Pearl,...
Motiv Raptor Pursuit
The Raptor Pursuit is the updated version of the Sky Raptor and the Raptor Rush. These bowling balls all use the same Affliction V2 Symmetric core shape as other balls...